Jonathan Rush is an angry man. He is a
successful business executive, but his anger is out of control, and
he's tried to kill himself. The source of his anger is his mother. He
doesn't know who she is, but he knows she abandoned him when he was
four. He doesn't even know her name. This is the story of how he
found her and why she gave him up.
I very much enjoyed this book. The
story is fast paced. You can't help turning the pages to find out who
Jonathan's mother is and why she gave him up. As he searches for
answers, Rush has to reevaluate what he thought about the woman who
gave him birth. Can he forgive her? Can she forgive herself?
I highly recommend this book. It
illustrates how unresolved issues from childhood can affect your
adult life. Although the story is fiction. It is based on two true
stories. For me, it makes the point clearly that forgiveness is
important. For anyone with issues with his or her family, it's a must
read.
I reviewed this book as part of the
Thomas Nelson Booksneeze Program.
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